Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|           in shared and fraternal responsibility with other Bishops for the
 2  I,10  | perichoresis between the personal responsibility of the Bishop for the good
 3  I,10  |   entrusted to him and the shared responsibility of all the faithful for
 4 II,13  |          The first name is one of responsibility, the second, one of grace.
 5 II,13  |        pastoral charity, however, responsibility becomes a form of service
 6 II,14  |           it will be the Bishop's responsibility to ensure that the liturgy
 7 II,19  |   appreciation of the dignity and responsibility of each member of the People
 8 II,24  |        Bishop, who bears personal responsibility for the harmonious progress
 9 II,24  |         Conference to take on the responsibility of providing for the preparation
10 III,29 |           Conscious, then, of his responsibility in the area of transmitting
11 IV,38  |                      The Bishop's responsibility for Christian initiation~
12 IV,39  |           sheep.151 ~The Bishop's responsibility extends also to the duty
13 IV,39  |           that it is the Bishop's responsibility to regulate in a suitable
14 IV,40  |      popular piety fall under the responsibility of the Bishop in his Diocese.
15  V,44  |           to decide with personal responsibility for the good of the Church
16  V,44  |        will have to take personal responsibility for decisions which he as
17  V,44  |      structure calls for personal responsibility on the part of the Bishop,
18  V,44  |            inasmuch as they share responsibility for the good of the particular
19  V,44  |          in the Bishop's personal responsibility and in the sharing of the
20  V,44  |           of the faithful in that responsibility. It is the Spirit who, as
21  V,44  |       never abdicate his specific responsibility. ~Although every Christian
22  V,44  |          participation and shared responsibility in the faithful of every
23  V,45  |      which the Bishop has primary responsibility: it is with the parishes
24  V,47  |    significant moment of paternal responsibility towards one of his priests.
25  V,47  |         other positions of direct responsibility. In these and similar circumstances,
26  V,48  |            conscious of his grave responsibility for the conferring of priestly
27  V,49  |          Bishops also have direct responsibility for permanent deacons, in
28  V,49  |       must normally exercise this responsibility through trusted collaborators
29  V,51  |            The laity have special responsibility – and here they need encouragement –
30  V,53  |        only they are offered real responsibility and an integral Christian
31  V,54  |           lives. It will be their responsibility to accompany young people
32  V,54  |           is always linked to the responsibility which the Bishop has accepted
33 VI,59  |         the Bishop's own pastoral responsibility. All this takes place not
34 VI,63  |        the collegial dimension of responsibility for episcopal governance.
35 VII,67 |           9). Peace is everyone's responsibility, a responsibility which
36 VII,67 |      everyone's responsibility, a responsibility which passes through the
37 VII,72 |        challenges to the pastoral responsibility of the latter.~The Synod
38 VII,72 |    ministry of Bishops. Accepting responsibility for the world, its problems,